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|name= 100 Thieves
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|coaches= Thomas "'''Thinkcard'''" Slotkin
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|manager= Ryan Edens<br>Jeffrey "'''Graynomic'''" Hoang
  
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|website= http://www.flyquest.gg/
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|website= https://100thieves.com/
 
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|facebook= https://www.facebook.com/100Thieves
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|organization=[http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/ Cleveland Cavaliers]
 
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'''FlyQuest''' is a North American team.
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'''100 Thieves''' is an American esports organization owned by NBA team, '''Cleveland Cavaliers'''.
   
 
== History ==
  
== History ==
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Originally reported on January 4th, 2017, as [[Cloud9 Challenger]]'s new brand, '''FlyQuest''' was officially announced on January 5th and are co-owned by Wesley Edens, co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, and Fortress Investment Group.<ref>[http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/18405409/sources-milwaukee-bucks-co-owner-launches-esports-brand-flyquest Sources: Milwaukee Bucks co-owner launches esports brand FlyQuest] ''espn.com''</ref><ref name="flyquestexists">[http://www.lolesports.com/en_US/articles/na-lcs-offseason-scheduling-and-more NA LCS Offseason, Scheduling, and more] ''lolesports.com''</ref> Their initial roster included Cloud9 Tempest alums [[Balls]], [[Hai]], [[Altec]], and [[LemonNation]] along with former [[Team Liquid Academy]] jungler [[Moon (Galen Holgate)|Moon]].<ref name="firstroster">[http://www.thescoreesports.com/lol/news/12668-flyquest-confirm-moon-as-jungler FlyQuest confirm Moon as jungler] ''thescoreesports.com''</ref>
  
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=== 2017 Season ===
  
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Going into the [[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Season|NA LCS 2017 Spring Season]], FlyQuest were predicted by many to be a bottom tier team, due to [[Moon (Galen Holgate)|Moon]] and [[Altec|Altec's]] lack of previous success and the fact that the three former [[Cloud9]] players seemed to be past their prime. However, FlyQuest shocked many by posting a 6-2 record over the first four weeks, playing a variety of out-of-meta picks including [[Zed]] in the midlane and [[Evelynn]] in the jungle. However, the honeymoon quickly ended as the team proceeded to go 1-7 over the next four weeks before managing to defeat the bottom tier [[Team Envy]] and [[Team Liquid]], squeaking into the [[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Playoffs|playoffs]] with the 5th seed.
  
   
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In the quarterfinals, FlyQuest faced off against fourth seed [[Counter Logic Gaming]], who were favored due to FlyQuest's weak late season performance. After going to 0-2 in the series, FlyQuest roared back to win the next two games and eventually reverse sweep CLG off the back of some questionable aggressive calls in game seven. Unfortunately, the Cinderella story ended there, as they were quickly swept by eventual champions [[TSM]] in the semifinals, and fell to [[Phoenix1]] in the 3rd place match despite taking a 2-1 series lead.
  
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During the midseason, FlyQuest picked up [[WildTurtle]], who had previously played with the former Cloud9 players during their challenger days, and was available due to [[Doublelift]] returning to TSM for the [[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Summer Season|summer season]]. [[Altec]] remained with the team for the first two weeks as a substitute despite not playing a game, but left before week 3 to join [[Team Dignitas]]. Unfortunately, despite the change, the struggles that had begun in the late spring continued. FlyQuest never managed to climb higher than seventh place or reach a .500 record and only avoided relegation by winning their final two games.
  
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Due to having 30 championship points from the [[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Season|spring season]], FlyQuest were eligible to play in the [[2017_Season_North_America_Regional_Finals|2017 Regional Finals]]. With little expected of them, they managed to shockingly sweep [[Team Dignitas]] in the first gauntlet match and take the first game of the second series off of [[CLG]] before eventually falling in a close 3-1 series, ending their Worlds hopes.
  
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===2018 Season===
  
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With the NALCS franchising for the [[League Championship Series/North America/2018 Season/Spring Season|2018 Spring Season]], FlyQuest were expected not to make the cut for the new LCS, but was announced as one of the six existing teams that had been given a permanent slot. Soon after that, [[Hai]] and [[LemonNation]] became free agents, and FlyQuest announced former [[Immortals]] sub [[Stunt]] as their new support.
  
 
== Timeline ==
  
== Timeline ==
 
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* November 20th, team acquires NA LCS slot.<ref>[https://twitter.com/100Thieves/status/9327292302148853811 100 Thieves' Tweet] ''twitter.com''</ref> {{bl|pr0lly}} joins as head coach.<ref>[https://twitter.com/100Thieves/status/932735626247471110 100 Thieves' Tweet] ''twitter.com''</ref>
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* January 6th, team is announced to be participating in the [[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Season|NA LCS 2017 Spring Season]].<ref name="flyquestexists">[http://www.lolesports.com/en_US/articles/na-lcs-offseason-scheduling-and-more NA LCS Offseason, Scheduling, and more] ''lolesports.com''</ref>
  
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* January 9th, {{bl|Balls}}, {{bl|Moon (Galen Holgate)|Moon}}, {{bl|Hai}}, {{bl|Altec}}, and {{bl|LemonNation}} officially join. {{bl|bigfatlp}} and {{bl|Remilia}} join as substitutes.<ref name="firstroster">[http://www.thescoreesports.com/lol/news/12668-flyquest-confirm-moon-as-jungler FlyQuest confirm Moon as jungler] ''thescoreesports.com''</ref>
  
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* May 25th, {{bl|WildTurtle}} joins.<ref>[http://tsm.gg/news/thank-you-wildturtle Thank you WildTurtle] ''tsm.gg.com''</ref> [[Altec]] moves to sub.
  
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* June 7th, {{bl|Cake}} joins as a sub.
  
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* June 15th, [[Altec]] leaves.
  
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* November 20th, {{bl|Stunt}} joins.<ref>[https://twitter.com/FlyQuestSports/status/932740337642045440 FlyQuest's Tweet] ''twitter.com''</ref> [[LemonNation]] leaves.<ref>[https://twitter.com/LemonNation/status/932763520118046720 LemonNation's Tweet] ''twitter.com''</ref>
  
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* November 21st, [[Hai]] leaves.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Hai/status/933123222853185537 Hai's Tweet] ''twitter.com''</ref>
  
   
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* November 21th, {{bl|Ryu}} joins.<ref>[http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/21504678/sources-100-thieves-sign-ryu Sources: 100 Thieves sign Ryu] ''espn.com''</ref>
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== Player Roster ==
  
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{{listplayer/Current|Balls|us|An Van Le|Top|contract=20th Nov 2017|res=NA}}
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{{listplayer/Current|Ryu|kr|Yoo Sang-wook (유상욱)|Mid|contract=|res=eu}}
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{{listplayer/Current|Moon|link=Moon (Galen Holgate)|us|Galen Holgate|Jungle|contract=30th Nov 2017|res=NA}}
  
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{{listplayer/Current|WildTurtle|ca|Jason Tran|AD|contract=18th Nov 2019|res=NA}}
  
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{{listplayer/Current|Stunt|us|William Chen|Support|contract=|res=NA}}
  
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{{listplayer/Current|bigfatlp|ca|Michael Tang|sub=true|Mid|contract=30th Nov 2017|res=NA}}
  
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{{listplayer/Current|Cake|ca|Tristan Côté-Lalumière|sub=true|AD|contract=19th Nov 2018|res=NA}}
  
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{{listplayer/Current|Remilia|us|Maria Creveling|sub=true|Support|contract=30th Nov 2017|res=NA}}
  
 
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{{listplayer|LemonNation|us|Daerek Hart|Support|newteam=none|joined=2016-01-09|left=2017-11-20}}
  
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{{listplayer|Altec|us|Johnny Ru|AD|sub=yes|newteam=Team Dignitas|joined=2016-01-09|left=2017-06-05}}
  
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==Organization==
  
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{{listplayersp||us|Wesley Robert Edens|'''Owner & Co-Founder'''}}
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{{listplayersp|Nadeshot|us|Matthew Haag|'''Owner'''}}
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{{listplayersp||us|Ryan Edens|'''General Manager'''}}
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{{listplayer|pr0lly|us|Neil Hammad|'''Head Coach'''}}
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{{listplayersp|Graynomic|us|Jeffrey Hoang|'''Team Manager'''}}
  
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{{listplayer|Thinkcard|us|Thomas Slotkin|'''Head Coach'''}}
  
 
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{{AchievementPremierSlot|date=2017-09-09 |league=wcs |place=3 |event=[[2017 Season North America Regional Finals|2017 North America Regional Finals]] |score=1 : 3|opponent=CLG|prize= }}
  
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{{AchievementPremierSlot|date=2017-08-06 |league=lcs |place=4 |event=[[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Summer Season|2017 NA LCS Summer Regular Season]] |score=6 : 12 |opponent=Group Stage |prize= }}
  
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{{AchievementPremierSlot|date=2017-04-22 |league=lcs |place=4 |event=[[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Playoffs|2017 NA LCS Spring Playoffs]] |score=2 : 3 |opponent=Phoenix1 |prize=$ 20,000 }}
  
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{{AchievementPremierSlot|date=2017-03-26 |league=lcs |place=5 |event=[[League Championship Series/North America/2017 Season/Spring Season|2017 NA LCS Spring Regular Season]] |score=9 : 9 |opponent=Group Stage |prize=}}
  
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File:FlyQuest logo (Jun 2017 - Nov 2017).png|FLY logo (Jun 2017 - Nov 2017)
  
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* February 1st, [http://www.thescoreesports.com/lol/news/13001-we-fly-hai-no-lie-behind-flyquest-s-success We Fly Hai, No Lie: Behind FlyQuest's success] ''by Emily Rand on The Score''
  
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* February 10th, [http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/18654518/2017-league-legends-flyquest-taking-flight-na-lcs FlyQuest taking flight in the NA LCS] ''by ESPN Stats and Info on ESPN''
  
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* April 8th, [http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/19106224/hate-playing-flyquest CLG's Aphromoo: 'I hate playing FlyQuest'] ''by Tyler Erzberger on ESPN Esports''
  
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* February 17th, [http://www.redbull.com/en/esports/stories/1331845249412/flyquest-interview-league-of-legends Meet the manager of LCS stars FlyQuest] ''with Red Bull''
  
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* March 10th, [https://esports.yahoo.com/altec-lcs-week-6-160000455.html Altec on FlyQuest’s decision to double down on practice and where his Mordekaiser came from] ''with Yahoo! Esports''
  
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* April 14th, [https://esports.yahoo.com/team-manager-jeffrey-hoang-flyquests-success-important-develop-infrastructure-around-needs-players-200049984.html Team manager Jeffrey Hoang on FlyQuest's success: 'It’s important to develop our infrastructure around the needs of our players'] ''with Yahoo Esports''
  
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100 Thieves is an American esports organization owned by NBA team, Cleveland Cavaliers.

History[]

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  • November 20th, team acquires NA LCS slot.[1] pr0lly joins as head coach.[2]

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pr0lly Neil Hammad 80Head Coach

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Media[]

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http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/21504678/sources-100-thieves-sign-ryu

  1. ↑ 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
  2. ↑ 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
  3. ↑ Sources: 100 Thieves sign Ryu espn.com
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